Boston Fire Museum

344 Congress St, Boston, Massachusetts 02210 USA

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Opens Sat 9:30a

Independent
Credit Cards
not Accepted

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The history of firefighting in Boston on display. Mostly artifacts from the 20th century, but a few items are much older. Only open on Saturdays, this museum is often overlooked, so you're likely to receive more of a personal tour from the staff. They're not burned out from saying the same thing over and over.

Reviewed by
brian k.

April 29, 2023

Great way to spend some time learning about some of Boston's most interesting history. If you want to see Paul Revere's house and walk the Freedom Trail, you must make a stop here. With roots... Read more

Reviewed by
Courtney K.

January 13, 2019

Bottom Line: A donation based museum in the Seaport District full of firefighting artifacts and history. I really appreciate small, local museums that sprout from the passion and enthusiasm of... Read more

Reviewed by
Ellie W.

March 11, 2019

This place is the little gem that could -- and such a resource of interesting info and artifacts from the history of fire fighting. Or, as Bostonians would say, "Fiyah fightahs" ;). My friends and... Read more

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